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    The document analyzes survey data from 79 individuals ages 17-21 about their video gaming habits. It finds that males were more likely to identify as gamers than females, and that those who played games often spent the most time playing and owned the most gaming devices. However, most of the variables in the data set had weak and insignificant relationships, limiting the ability to make meaningful statistical analyses or interpretations.

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    Analytic Report for a data set, with analysis conducted using the software IBM SPSS.

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    The document analyzes survey data from 79 individuals ages 17-21 about their video gaming habits. It finds that males were more likely to identify as gamers than females, and that those who played games often spent the most time playing and owned the most gaming devices. However, most of the variables in the data set had weak and insignificant relationships, limiting the ability to make meaningful statistical analyses or interpretations.

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    AR#3 - Video Games (Revised Submission)

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    The document analyzes survey data from 79 individuals ages 17-21 about their video gaming habits. It finds that males were more likely to identify as gamers than females, and that those who played games often spent the most time playing and owned the most gaming devices. However, most of the variables in the data set had weak and insignificant relationships, limiting the ability to make meaningful statistical analyses or interpretations.

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    GEn z gamers:

    MODERN DAY
    video GAming
    JAVIER PEREZ BA 180.1 - ANALYTICAL
    REPORT# 3

    Respondent profile
    mean monthly disposable income of 6, 985.34

    The respondents were 79 individuals from the


    age of 17-21 with a mean age of 18.61. The average
    age at which they started playing was at age 8.

    Around 24% of the 79


    17 yo
    20 yo 12.7%
    respondents owned a laptop
    20.3%
    and tablet/mobile device

    Males
    46.8% Females 18 yo
    53.2% 19 yo
    Analysis
    39.2%
    25.3%

    The respondents who played video games


    took a mean time of 3.46 hours playing video
    games. MOST OF THEM PLAYED AT LEAST ONCE A
    WEEK.

    The skewness is approximately symmetric in regards to


    the age. (between -0.5 and 0.5)

    It was mostly casual gamers who were sampled as


    the top answers were "At least once a week" and
    "never" to the question, "Do you play video games?".
    non-gamers made up over 1/4 of the data set.
    There is a significant There is a significant
    positive strong strong relationship
    relationship between between the number
    the sex of the of game devices
    respondent and if owned and if the
    they play video games. gamers play online.
    This could stem from
    the effect of
    gender roles on
    hobby preferences in
    society.

    There is a significantly strong


    relationship between parents
    approving of video game habits and the
    sex of the respondents based on the
    necessary measures of association.
    the only time when parents DISagreed
    on their child's video game hobby was
    because the child was a female. (4
    recorded answers)

    INSIGNIFICANT WEAK RELATIONSHIPS


    BETWEEN THE REST OF THE FACTOS
    One downside of this data is that most of the variables have weak
    and insignificant relationships when inputted through the
    NECESSARY measures of association.
    (E.g.) Values of Monthly Income & Average Daily Time spent on Video
    games => high correlation, weak connection.
    monthly income & starting age playing video games => Significant
    Weak Relationship

    CONCLUSIONS & recommendations


    As expected, the data
    gender was a highly impactful
    showed that those who
    factor regarding the
    played games often spent
    characteristics of the
    the most time playing and
    respondents.
    The males were more likely to
    also owned more video game

    identify as gamers than the platforms.

    females. The data set proved to be

    It is recommended that Future very limiting in making use of

    studies on this topic involve more relevant statistical tests


    quantitative values in order to (e.g. measures of association.)
    produce better associations. to this would have been
    add, there is a high number of helpful in making proper
    respondents who don't play video interpretations.
    games.

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